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09 Apr 2025, 4:29 pm

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I like ginger nuts and jammy dodgers

Agree about the Jammy Dodgers. They're still cheap too, and they're accidentally veganic. But my mouth's too tender for ginger nuts. Burns my gob and makes the tea taste too hot. Luckily there's a cheap type of biscuit that's just like a ginger nut without the ginger.



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10 Apr 2025, 12:41 am

What's that then, a nutcake


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10 Apr 2025, 1:34 am

I can't remember what they're called now, and the USA doesn't do unusual British biccies so I can't check.



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10 Apr 2025, 1:37 am

Rich tea :lol:


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10 Apr 2025, 2:18 am

No, they're not bad, but these were thicker and had a bit more of a rough texture. And stop laughing about biscuits. It's a very serious matter. :shameonyou:



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10 Apr 2025, 4:55 am

Did you just realise that you're on a public forum :lol:


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10 Apr 2025, 1:55 pm

The biscuit police are watching you.



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10 Apr 2025, 4:04 pm

They're called the cookie cops over here.


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10 Apr 2025, 7:45 pm

I don’t know what I’m doing or where I’m going.


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11 Apr 2025, 4:30 am

I like Jude Law I do, I've always liked him but I do think he's a bit odd


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11 Apr 2025, 4:47 am

I'm missing my varifocals


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11 Apr 2025, 10:41 am

Me, right, now, at another annoying moments of those week of the month.

I really need more closer spaced contrasts to know more, as opposed to gradual.
To understand more. It is very especially relevant to living.


Sure, for most people, immediate means very notable. A drop of 10 to 50 is an immediate contrast.

I'm aware not a lot understands that a gradually and widely spaced 10 to 50 is not easy to spot.
Let alone a normalized 50, dismissed as a 10 when it shouldn't.

I'm moving away from whatever sentiments people carelessly gives.


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11 Apr 2025, 4:14 pm

I absolutely love television I do

I just love everything about it; the shape and how it fits everything in that you need to see

It's just like this little magical experience that I can totally lose myself in


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13 Apr 2025, 11:14 am

When I was a teenager, I used to eat so much that it was a problem. When I would get hungry, I could have a meltdown. Most days, I had two lunches and two dinners. My parents would make sure I ate as much as possible before visiting anyone else because otherwise, I would ask them for food or ask to leave early to get food. There were many times when they would tell me the number of hours until next time food would be available to make sure I loaded up before we left. Food was often ready in the fridge so I can start eating whenever the urge kicked in. They would also find ways to feed me more economically, so less meat and more starches and beans. They would get cheaper meats and cuts, so instead of beef filets, we had lots of chicken, pork, and ground beef. Fish was rare. The responsibility of feeding me was also distributed, so that sometimes my grandparents would feed me, other times, my friend's family would provide a meal like one of the two dinners for the day. I skipped class a few times to go get food. There was a breakfast cafe in a warehouse district that had large meals for around $3 that I frequented. My father attempted to train me to endure being hungry by placing me in situations in which I had to complete demanding physical tasks for hours before eating. So yeah, it wasn't a lovably annoying character trait like in a sitcom. It was a topic/problem. My parents would fight about it with each other. Weird that I forgot about that until just now.

I was a super picky eater, and every meal needed to include rice...even breakfast! I love rice. I had trouble eating just meat or when the rice had something else in it like beans. Why? Because the meat was too flavorful! The rice would muffle the intensity of the meat out. The beans would add even more flavor, which was the opposite of what I wanted. White rice was perfect. It was a lot of complex carbs, cheap, bland, easy to make (rice cooker), goes well with everything, easy to eat (just scoop), and doesn't have a lot of the unwanted stuff like sugar, salt, or bad fats.

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13 Apr 2025, 12:07 pm

I like rice cakes but I'm not too fussed about rice otherwise. It's OK but taters beat it into a cocked hat. I think the reason I like rice cakes is that they remind me of rice crispies, which I refuse to buy any more, for logical and ideological reasons.



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13 Apr 2025, 3:20 pm

I would love to have been one of the first people in the world to own a vcr

Unfortunately I think I was one of the last
I didn't get one until the mid 90s

But I still thought it was absolutely magical and I sat there for days watching rubbish movies on it just because I could


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